whats the better solution for embeding fonts problem?
drink a lot of vodka and try to embed custom font on web site or just leave that idea and use some web safe font?
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whats the better solution for embeding fonts problem?
drink a lot of vodka and try to embed custom font on web site or just leave that idea and use some web safe font?
Embedding fonts is technically doable these days, using
@font-facerules. You will need to provide fonts in both EOT format (for IE) and TTF/OTF (for everyone else, with WOFF in the future). See eg. here for some strategies to serve different browsers as smoothly as possible.The problem is more likely to be legal than technical. Conventional commercial font licenses do not permit this kind of font embedding.